Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-19
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANc1soo. January IS

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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
| SAN FRANCISCO, January 18th.
| FLOUR-Net cash prices for California: Best
| Family, 81 75@4 % q BIZ Bakers extra, ii 55S
4 rs; Supertine, sos 40.
| WHEAT-Holders are not placing much stock
| on the market probably because there are no
buyers at anythiug like asking prices. Shippers
will pay as high as 81 571a q ctl for desirable
parcels but this is their full limit, and very few
sellers can be found to accommodate them on
| such terms. Stocks in the State are anything
| but large, and the season has so far advanced
without any great fall of rain, that sellers in
cline to the belief that the lorger they can carry
their stocks the greater will be their advantage.
AT the moment the weather is clouding up, and
pluvial indications are more pronounced than
for week past. A few days of steady rain
would materially alter prospects.
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRNING SESSION.
Buyer season-tO0 tons. 81 6S1I; 100. 81 6S22ss;;
500 81 $50 400 81 6S 100 81 6754: 200, 81 6l1a;
] 100, 81 6lis Sctl.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Buyer season-10O tons, 81 671s; 500 81 CTS;
200, 81 675I: 900, 81 67s 500, 81 6S; 100, 81 g.;
500, 81 661s; 1,000 81 664; 1880, 81 661s; 800,
81 IS; 800. 81 6S1s q ctl
BARLEY-The situation is almost wholly de-
pendant upon the weather. The absence of rain
has given the market about all the strength ex-
hibted, and q small cloud is somewhat of
| factor in impaIting weaker feeling. There is
plenty of time for blowing and seeding for
Barley crop, and few growers of this product
are disheartened at the long dry spell. This
morning the weather c!ouded up, and the
| promise of a rainfall before night was deemed
very encouraging. If the desired downpour
should come, the market win all probability
weaken in consequence. We quote: Feed,
81 15G1 III for the better grades. Brewing is
| held at 81 %, though We learn of no sales.
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRSING SESSION.
Buyer season-lOO tons. 81 10: 100, 81 49,:
Z. =. =
100 81 III; 200, 81 17; 900. 81 III 900, 81 171s;
14o0, 81 u 500, 81 1913; 400, 81 1874 $780, 81 1872
May-lO0 tons, 81 121a
Seller season-lo0 tons. 81 1917: 100, 8 do14;;
100, 81 90; 100, 81 0S4; 100, 81 0s1a; 100, 81 0S
No. Brewing, buyer season-200 tons, 81 % q
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Buyer season-7Oo tons, 81 16; 100, 81 1915;
200, 81 1914 AGO. 81 1873; 100, 81 1871; 100 81 1873:
200, 81 1914 100, 81 173s 800 81 II; 200, 81 l5s;
LOO, 81 17115; 500 81 175s; 100, 81 1724; coo,
81 IS; 800, ST 1S1S.
No Brewing, buyer season-lo0 tons, 81 2sl%
q ell.
OATs-No stocks of amount in first hands
Supplies from Oregon are expected this after
noon. There is good demand and pnees al e firm
10. Feed, 81 5591 60; No 2, 81 4591 so; Milling
81 goal 6a; Surprise, 81 6591 IS; Black, for
seed, 81 50@1 30; Nebraska, 81 4091 as to az
rive and 81 40 p ell spot.
CORN-There is very little trading in this
article. Supplies liberal at easy rates. We
quote: California large Yellow. sl@1 or; small
Yellow 81 o79@i i2a White yl G sl@f ~ % T Ct
SEED5-We quote: Mustard, Brown, s2@
50; Yellow, 81 25@2 70 q ctl: Canary, 214GD31ac;
Hemp, S94c; Rape Ha@2c: Timothy,
HAY-Trade is fairly active. Prices are rather
firm. Alfalfa, 500 . 30; Oat s9912; Barley, IS
@lo; Wheat. sil@l4 p ton.
STRAW-Quotable at 35ia55c 2 bale.
HOPS-No demand. Prices nominal at lSi@
22c y ID.
BRAN-Moderate demand. Quotable at s15@
Is 50 2 ton.
RYE-Is firm at current rates. Quotable at
81 321sG11 IS p ell.
CKWHEAT-Quotable at 81 1901 25 q ctl,
according to quality.
POTAT0EsEGoo trade prevails in all descrip-
tons. The more choice offerings are in greater
request, though held at comparative higher
figures. Wharf rates are as follows: River
Reds, 90cGSl 20; Esrly Rose, Sl@1 10: Peer
less. S1d91 40 Tomales, 81 20@l 10: Petaluma.
81 20Gl 50; Burbank Seediings. 81 GOAL 10: Ier-
sey Blues. 81 25G1 90; Oregon Garnet Chile,
81 35GI 50 2 ctl.
Unconstitutional stocks are not large,
there are enough supplies constantly coming
70 hand TO meet all market requirements.
Quotab!e at 81 40@1 70 p ctl for good to choice.
Inferior, 75c@S1 g ctl.
BEANS-Stocks are large and trade is slow.
Still. prices as rule are well sustained. We
quote. Bayos, 81 Sol 20; Butter, 81 $40
s2@2 %: Pea. 81 50@l So Small White, s. SOC
VEGETABI Es-string Beans were expected
y.
AIu hrooms are fairly well represented,
though there is a wide margin in prices.
Asparagus and Rhubarb make light exhibit.
Asparagus 356 lgc Z n for white and sec 65e
2 n for green; hEubarb, 1214@l5c p ID
Mushrooms 35@50c p n; Green Peppers, 15@
20c 2 10; Green Peas. .sgl0c & ID; Ionatoes.
75c@Sl 80 p box; Articnokes, l0@15c 2 dozen;
Carrots, S5050c p ctl; TurnipG, 50a753 2
CT; Beets 75c(ds1 , sack: psTsnips 6; 80 cti;
CauliAower, 81 4. dozen; Cabbage. 10000 3 cii;
Garlic, &c p b: Celes7; 10000 2 dozen
FRUlT-The market is well stocked with
Apples of medium quality but sales are Slow,
though product is offered cheap: OF choice
Apples the supply is limited, and top prices
are realized for this class of goods. Arrivals
from Oregon are expected to-day by steamer.
Oranges are not coming in freely and
more readily at quotations. Apples, 5oc@.sl
for common. and 81 251l 80 p box for good to
choice; Lady Apples, s. Z box Mexican
Lines. s3a6 box Calliorni "a LINES In @ioc
90c@sl 80 for common, S2@S for choice;
Oranges, California, S2tG2 50 q box fer CON-
mon, and So 50G6 g box for Navel; bananes,
81 so as 80 a nunch pineapples,. sac p
doze1; Eastern Apples, So 5Ga4 Is p Dbl.
DRIED FRUfT-Therei is not much improve.
ment in the situation, though canvassing OF
diately after the holidays. The kaisin trade
has been of dragging character, but better
demand is. expected without appreciation in
values. Weauaie as follows: sun,dried Apples,
4G5c p % sor@ sliced and &c for quar-
tered; Al len aud Plummer, lie; APP
ricots 12c: Blackberries. ice: Figs sc for
pressed and sc for impressed; Smyrna do,
i3dI5c for layers. and 10c for kegs; Nectsrines.
Ice; Peaches, fT6isc for peeled, and 9010c for
unpeeled; Pears, 3d4c for whole and 7@Sc for
sliced; machine dried, l1@l21ac; Plums, 991ae
pitted and 2G4c for unpitted: German Prunes,
66,7c; French Prunes. 5tdl0c = b; Raisins. Lon
don Layers. 81 1901 s. ? box. with 20G25c ad-
vance for fractions; Common. sl61 30 4 box.
HONEY-We quote: New Comb, 12t1l3c 2 ID
for choice and case for common; new bright
extracted. 414GA19c.
BUTTER-fhe market is in a denorslized
even fer the finer grades. While quotations for
fancy are 22lSc an extreme, but few psck-
ages change hands at this figure, the bulk of
sales being made at z0d2ic. For grades
slightly off fancy or really what may be termed
choice custom IS solicited at 19d20c. and g cd
qualities may be had at 17CalSc q h. At the fore
going figures the market is weak and prices seem
saw from the present outlook. when bottom VIII
be reached. Fancy, 2l@221ac; good to choice,
iq620c fair, l6QfSc; mixed lots, 12Gf5c;
picked roll, 1S9lec for fancy, 16G17c for choice
and I5Gi6c tor good frkiH, 1S6l9c for fancy,
l5@l7c for fair to good, and l0@l21ac for poor:
Eastern. 101l5c y n.
CHEESE-Sieady trade at firm prices Quot
CALIFORNIA; New York Creamery, l5'Gl6c 70.
EGGS Movement not quick Supply fair.
Qu6rabie st zjG27r 2 dozen for gnod to choice.
fOUITRY-Trade is good Prices huetDate
but little. Live Turkeys-Gobbiers, 15Gl6c;
Aens l5alGc; dressed Turkeys. l5917c; koos-
ers. s5a 5 20 i3r old, and So as for young: Eeus,
S. 5056 80: Broilers. 81 50d6; Ducks, IS 30 y
dozen; Geese. 81 75e12 p = psi
GANE-Cu, tom was hard to find this morn
iro ard liberal STOCKS remaiCed on hand for